Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A spike in copper prices—now at $13,000 per tonne—is forcing manufacturers to raise costs for cooling blocks, GPUs, and other components, with one RTX 5080 cooler now facing a €50 price hike. The ripple effects extend beyond gaming hardware.
Nioh 3, Sea of Remnants, and two other titles have just added support for NVIDIA’s latest DLSS 4 technology, including the controversial but performance-boosting Multi-Frame Generation. The update arrives as the first wave of games to leverage this feature, with some already available and others lau...
Intel’s custom Panther Lake SoCs for gaming handhelds have been pushed back to Q2 2026, with two new SKUs rumored to feature 12 and 10 Xe3 graphics cores. The delay follows earlier expectations of a Q1 launch and raises questions about competition with AMD’s established Zen 5 chips in the handheld m...
A new atomic layer deposition technique from Forge Nano eliminates a critical bottleneck in 3D semiconductor scaling, enabling architectures once considered impossible—and reshaping the economics of AI and memory chips.
Fractal Design has introduced the North Series Momentum Edition, a premium chassis that merges the brand’s signature open-air design with three high-performance Momentum fans—now available in two sizes with MSRPs starting at $179.99.
The revival of Valve’s Steam Machine is running into a wall of rising costs and delayed timelines, with RAM shortages tied to AI infrastructure driving up prices. The device’s 4K/60FPS ambitions may now hinge on AMD’s upscaling tech—and a possible price jump beyond early estimates.
NVIDIA’s next-gen consumer GPU plans have been derailed by persistent DRAM shortages, with the RTX 50 SUPER series now delayed indefinitely. Production cuts on current-gen RTX 50 models are squeezing supply further, leaving gamers and PC builders in limbo as the company pivots focus toward AI infras...
NVIDIA’s cloud gaming platform marks its sixth anniversary with a milestone: over one billion hours of gameplay logged by users. To mark the occasion, the service is adding 24 PC titles this month, including RTX 5080-optimized releases and highly anticipated launches like Resident Evil Requiem* and...
A new desktop powerhouse has emerged, blending AMD’s latest AI-focused processor with a sleek, all-in-one design. With performance that rivals Apple’s iMac lineup, this machine could redefine what’s possible in a single box—if it delivers on its bold promise.
NVIDIA’s cloud gaming platform is celebrating its sixth anniversary with a month-long gaming push in February, adding 24 new titles and expanding its reach across more devices—including a focus on bringing RTX-level graphics to any screen without local hardware constraints.
A Reddit user claims to have bought an Nvidia RTX 5080 at Walmart for $562.49—less than half the current market rate. But is this a rare glitch, an employee loophole, or just sheer luck? The story raises questions about how deep discounts emerge and why they vanish so quickly.
Intel has confirmed its upcoming Nova Lake-P processors will leverage the Xe3P-LPG architecture for integrated graphics, marking a significant upgrade over previous generations. The move introduces tiered GPU capabilities, with ray tracing support reserved for select mobile variants while others foc...
The Steam Machine’s launch is now mired in a global memory shortage, with Valve revising expectations for pricing and availability. Early guesses of $500–$600 now seem optimistic as DDR5 and storage costs spiral, potentially pricing the device out of its target market entirely.
Intel’s Core Ultra 9 288V, 32GB RAM, and a surprisingly capable integrated GPU make this 16-inch workhorse a standout—if you don’t need all-day battery life. Here’s why it’s a rare steal in a crowded market.
The ALLOY microATX case blends geometric design with cooling prowess, targeting gamers and builders who need compact efficiency for flagship GPUs like the RTX 5060 Ti. Pricing starts at $51 in select Asia-Pacific regions, with optional fan bundles.
A palm-sized industrial PC with Intel Core Ultra 265U/235U, 4K display support, and no moving parts—ASUS IoT’s PE1000U is built for AMR, robotics, and vision systems where space and reliability are non-negotiable. Here’s how it stacks up for real-world deployments.
ASRock has released a statement clarifying its response to recent reports of Ryzen 9000 series performance issues on AM5 platforms, emphasizing coordinated efforts with AMD and technical support enhancements.
A simple file-swapping workaround has activated Intel’s XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation on the aging Arc A380, tripling frame rates in Cyberpunk 2077—but at a cost: significant input lag. Here’s how it works and what it means for older Intel GPUs.
